Mistakes cost Town...Whitstable Town 1 Andover 3 FA Vase 29th October 2005......Third goal was the killer?. Picture: Marcos Perona scoere of Towns 45th minute goal: Whitstable manager Marc Seager, with fellow ex Vase winner Steve Marshall wanted to win through to the next round of the FA Vase as much as any player on the pitch given that they had climbed those hallowed Wembley steps to lift the trophy five years ago with Deal Town. Fate however has a funny way of dealing with such dreams.There were two incidents which eventually shaped the game, both leading to Andover goals, the first a spilled free kick allowed Andover to take the lead in almost their first worthwhile attack, the second an attempted back header which gifted the visitors a second, making Town progress from then on, an uphill struggle.

Whitstable knocked in five goals in a great confidence booster ahead of next weeks FA Vase home tie against Andover. Sam Prett scored the first, Andy Constable knocked in a couple with player/manager Marc Seager scoring from the spot after Prett had been pulled back inside the area, Stuart Harrison, much to the delight of his fellow team-mates finishing off with goal number five for Town.

 ?I know we have good players at Whitstable,? said manager Marc Seager: ?the game of football is a simple game that sometimes the lads make harder than it is. Essentially it?s about confidence and that comes with scoring goals and winning games, this win has come just at the right time for us, the performance from the lads today was spot on. Andy Constable worked hard, he knocked in a couple, had one disallowed and had a hand in a couple of the other goals, but Andy will be the first to say it?s a team game and all the lads today all played well. I was very pleased with the work rate and the finishing, which is what we have lacked these last few weeks.?

Sevenoaks 1 Whitstable Town 5   Whitstable knocked in five goals as a great confidence booster ahead of next weeks FA Vase home tie against Andover. Sam Prett scored the first, Andy Constable knocked in a couple with player/manager Marc Seager scoring from the spot after Prett had been pulled back inside the area, Stuart Harrison, much to the delight of his fellow team-mates finishing off with goal number five for Town. Full Report to follow:

Wayne Barrett: Wayne has left WTFC by mutual consent after speaking to Marc Seager, Whitstable?s manager about his prospects at the club. ?Wayne and I spoke at length, he has been offered a playing/coaching position which he feels has come at the just right time for him in his football career. He knows we are building for the future at Whitstable and I was honest with him regarding fist team selection. Wayne is a really straight bloke and we had a good open discussion and we have parted on good terms and by mutual constant, He particularly asked me to thank everyone at the club for making him feel so welcome in the time he was with us.?
Chairman Tony Rouse added: ?You can see that Wayne is a quality player; I just wish he had joined the club a few years ago, he goes with the best wishes of all connected with the club, we hope he has enjoyed his time with us.?